| I'm going to talk about my street where I live
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| From my street, to my village where I live
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| If your street has asphalt
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| If your street has a name
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| Mine doesn't have it, mine doesn't have it
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| Your street is beautiful, mine is not
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| There are gardens on your street, not on mine
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| On my street people pass
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| In yours I don't think so
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| In yours I don't think so
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| my street
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| It's not a street, it's an alley
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| There's no river, there's no pool
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| my street
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| We play in the flood
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| If it doesn't flood my house
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| And we play, and we have fun
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| And everyone calls us a kid
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| On my street there's a bunch of kids
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| That being kids, they are fascinated and having fun
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| On my street, believer and unbeliever pass by
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| A thief passes, a ganbé passes and people pass
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| The addict passes behind who is hot
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| And the dealer passes right in front of me
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| On my street there's buchicho and there's hustle
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| There are happy people, sad people and inhibited
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| There are those who have money, those who have gana
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| who deceives
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| There are poor, miserable people...
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| And there are some nice people!
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| my street
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| It's not a street, it's an alley
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| There's no river, there's no pool
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| my street
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| We play in the flood
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| If it doesn't flood my house
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| And we play, and we have fun
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| And everyone calls us a kid
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| On my street there's a bunch of kids
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| That being kids, they are fascinated and having fun |